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Fewer than one in three French people brush their teeth properly

Fewer than one in three French people brush their teeth properly
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It's a small, everyday gesture that the French don't quite master: brushing their teeth. A barometer published this Thursday, June 26, by the Haleon company and the French Union for Oral Health (UFSBD) reveals that barely 32% of French people "brush their teeth properly, namely twice a day and for more than two minutes each time."
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